Amazing Spider-Man

What's Amazing Spider-Man #1 worth in 2024?

The value of Amazing Spider-Man #1 in Mint condition has tripled in value in the last 10 years. Currently, Amazing Spider-Man #1 holds the record of the most expensive book that has ever sold in the comic book market. Recently, a 9.6 appeared for sale in the market and it was sold for an enormous $336,000 in November 2022. While back in 2005 - 2007, copies were only going for $100,000.  Since most collectors can’t afford NM+ copies, let’s look at mid grade (FN 6.0) and low grade (GD 2.0) copies instead. You could have purchased in FN 6.0 back in 2007 for a measly $4,000.  That same copy would now sell for $20,000! A very nice 400+% increase in value in a dozen years. In GD 2.0, it’s much the same story. In 2007, you could have picked up a low grade copy for $1,000.  Nowadays, the entry fee is $6,000 to acquire a readable, complete copy. For big key issues like Amazing Spider-Man #1, we recommend you pick up a low grade copy that looks nice and hold onto it for the long haul.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Following the huge success of Amazing Fantasy #15, Stan Lee and Steve Ditko began a new ongoing series named “The Amazing Spider-Man” in 1963.  Amazing Spider-Man #1 introduces J. Jonah Jameson and Spider-Man’s first villain - Chameleon. To add more gravitas to the issue, Lee and Ditko brought over the Fantastic Four to guest star.  #1 issues always hold their value for popular characters and although this wasn’t Spider-Man’s first appearance, it did let the world know that the Amazing Spider-Man was here to stay!

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #2 worth in 2024?

The value of Amazing Spider-Man #2 in Mint Condition has remained pretty stable over the past 10 years. In 2007, a CGC NM+ 9.6 copy sold for $72,000.  8 years later, in 2015, a CGC NM+ 9.6 copy sold for $72,895. That's not much of an increase in value over 8 years. In the affordable grades, it's value has risen steadily.  In 2007, you could acquire a low grade copy for $400. Now that same low grade copy would fetch over double that at $850! The same trend holds if you are looking at mid grade (FN) copies.  10 years ago, you could have purchased a nice mid grade copy for $1,000. In today's market, it sells for nearly $3,500! So, If you're looking to buy a copy, we recommend you purchase a low to mid grade copy (GD 2.0 to FN 6.0) and wait for price appreciation!

Why is this comic book valuable?

Amazing Spider-Man #2 features the very first time the Vulture appears in comic books.  The Vulture is one of Spider-Man's main enemies and a member of the Sinister Six. He was portrayed by Michael Keaton in the movie Spider-Man: Homecoming.  This issue is also the 3rd appearance of Spider-Man in comic history.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #3 worth in 2024?

The value of Amazing Spider-Man #3 in Mint condition has remained relatively stable over the years.  In 2007, you could have picked up a CGC NM+ 9.6 copy for about $40,000. Today, you might be able to buy a copy for $55,000. Mid and lower grade copies have done much better due to their affordability. In 2007, a FN 6.0 copy could be purchased for $1,000 but today you will need to spend $5,000 for that same grade.  Low grade copies (GD 2.0) have gone up in value from $300 in 2007 to $1,700 today. We recommend you pick up a nice mid grade copy with no marvel chipping (link) and hold on for the ride!

Why is this comic book valuable?

Dr. Octopus, Spider-Man’s most popular arch-nemesis (and most infamous), is introduced in issue #3.  In the Marvel Universe, EVERYONE is affected by radiation (including Spider-Man) and Dr. Octopus begins his reign of terror in the same way, after being bombarded with radiation after a nuclear accident.  The accident fuses his arms to his body, messes with Doc Ock’s mind and brings a whole new challenge to the web slinger. He also becomes the leader of the Sinister Six (link).

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #4 worth in 2024?

In Mint condition, Amazing Spider-Man #4 is very rare and scarce.  There are only 3 copies in CGC NM+ 9.6 according to the CGC census (link).  The last (and only) public sale of a CGC NM+ 9.6 was back in 2011 for $77,000.  Recently, A 9.6 Twin Cities pedigree appeared in the market and was sold for a new high of $174,000 in 2021. In low to mid grades, this issue is much more common. In 2007, FN 6.0 copies were selling for $600.  Today, you’ll pay about $3,500 for the same graded copy. That’s about a 350% increase. In low grade (GD 2.0) in 2007, copies were selling for $150.  Now, the price of a GD 2.0 copy will bring $900 or so. That is another 350% increase. You can’t go wrong with buying a nice copy of this issue, so if you’re looking for one, make sure it has bright colors and no marvel chipping (link).

Why is this comic book valuable?

Another radiation accident creates another great villain for Spidey - The Sandman!  The Sandman’s ability to become sand at a moment’s notice makes him nearly indestructible.  The Sandman is a member of the Sinister Six (link).

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #5 worth in 2024?

The record sale was $33,600 in 2021 for a CGC NM+ 9.6 grade. A FN 6.0 went for $400 in 2006, then climbed up to $1,800. The GD 2.0 went for $100 in 2005, and currently sells for $700. These low-to-mid grade versions saw a 350% value increase during that time!

Why is this comic book valuable?

This issue marks the first battle between Spider-Man and Dr. Doom! It's also the first time we see Doom use a robot decoy in a confrontation.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #6 worth in 2024?

The value of Amazing Spider-Man #6 in Mint condition is $75,000 (CGC NM/MT 9.8) in November 2013. It’s more readily available in high grade than issue #4. Still, it’s an iconic cover that is highly sought after by Spider-Man collectors and investors in Silver Age Comics.  Since 2007, FN 6.0 copies have increased in value from $400 to $1900, a 450% increase, while GD 2.0s have increased in value from $150 to around $700. We recommend you purchase a mid grade or higher copy due to the lack of scarcity of this comic and it’s affordability in these grades.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Amazing Spider-Man #6 introduces the Lizard, a reptilian lizard animal with a hatred for Spider-man.  In Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1, Lizard becomes of member of the Sinister Six (link).

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #7 worth in 2024?

Only two CGC NM+ 9.8 copies of this book exist, and one sold for $63,501 in 2017. Back in 2002 a FN 6.0 had a value of $220, and goes for $800 today. In the same period of time, a GD 2.0 climbed from $75 to $350.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This issue features the return of The Vulture after he escapes prison following the conclusion of The Amazing Spider-Man #2. This cements the villain as one of Spidey's top adversaries.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #8 worth in 2024?

In 2018, a CGC NM+ 9.8 of this issue sold for $23,400 in 2021 which is by far the most expensive Amazing Spider-Man #8 has ever sold for. Later in June 2022, The same 9.8 reappeared but it went for $21,600 which shows that this book has had a slight depreciation. Moreover, In 2002 you could get a FN 6.0 for around $200, climbing to its current value of $700. A GD 2.0 went for $60 in 2003 and now has a value of $250. This gives the low grade version a 400% price appreciation over that time!

Why is this comic book valuable?

It's the debut of Mr. Petty's Living Brain. It also features a hero vs. hero battle where Spidey faces off against the Human Torch!

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #9 worth in 2024?

There are only two known CGC NM+ 9.8 grades for this issue, and one sold at $58,000 in 2013. That same grade reappeared in the market in September 2021 which broke the records of the highest sale and it went for $132,000. The mid-to-low grades have seen excellent growth trends. FN 6.0 was valued at $250 in 2002 and goes for $1,300 today. That's a 340% price increase! The GD 2.0 went for $60 in 2003, and now sells at $400. That's a 400% difference!

Why is this comic book valuable?

This issue features the debut of Electro, one of Spider-Man's iconic adversaries.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #10 worth in 2024?

There are only nine copies of this issue graded at CGC NM+ 9.8; one sold for $18,000 in 2011. Few years later, A CGC NM+ 9.8 graded copy was sold for $17,400 in September 2021. A FN 6.0 was valued around $250 in 2002, and now it sells for around $550, doubling in value within that timeframe. A GD 2.0 has seen relatively flat growth by comparison over the same years, increasing from $100 in 2002 to $200 today.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This issue features the debut of The Enforcers, a villain group of combat specialists.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #11 worth in 2024?

Seven copies of this issue exist at a grade of CGC NM+ 9.6. Over the years, there have been a lot of high grade sales of Amazing Spider-Man #11. In July 2004, the highest graded CGC NM+ 9.6 was sold for $16,500. This book has seen its peek at $42,000 for a NM+ 9.6 in September 2021; However, the most recent sale was for $37,200 in 2022. Back in 2002, you could get a FN 6.0 for a price of $185, which is now valued at $600. A GD 2.0 increased in price from $40 in 2005 to $220 value today.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This issue sees the return of Doctor Octopus, who hadn't been seen since The Amazing Spider-Man #3. The long awaited second appearance helped establish Doc Ock as a top adversary for Spider-Man.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #12 worth in 2024?

The top value for this issue was $16,500 for a CGC NM+ 9.6 back in 2007. In 2003 a FN 6.0 went for $175, leading to its current price of $600. A GD 2.0 was priced at $40 in 2002 and currently goes for $185. That's a 300% increase!

Why is this comic book valuable?

Spider-Man loses his mask in battle with Doc Ock! Thankfully, everyone watching thinks Peter Parker is just pretending to be Spidey. It was potentially disastrous, but his true identity remained a secret.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #13 worth in 2024?

In 2021, The highest rated CGC NM+ 9.6 sold for $45,600 which is a three-fold increase in its worth to that of $16,850 in 2011. The real story is the amazing increases this issue has seen at the mid-to-low grades. If you bought a FN 6.0 for $225 in 2003, it would be worth $1,500 today. That's a gain of over 550%! Even more impressive: the GD 2.0 saw appreciation from $50 to $550 for 1000% growth!

Why is this comic book valuable?

It's the debut of Mysterio, one of Spider-Man's top villains in the history of the series!

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #14 worth in 2024?

As of this writing there is only 1 copy of Amazing Spider-man #14 in mint condition (CGC NM/MT 9.8) and it last sold for $55,000 in 2015. Spidey’s popularity is so strong the issue could easily fetch several thousand more dollars in just 4 years later! In 2021, the same comic broke all the records as it was sold for an enormous price tag of around $210,000 in September 2021.  Certainly one of the most sought after issues in any grade you will find this book a very stable investment in any condition. As with many issues from this era low to mid-grade books are more common and more affordable.

Copies in GD 2.0 sell for $1000 today. Ten years ago the same book sold for just $200, which is a 500% increase in actual realized value. A mid-grade copy (CGC FN 6.0) produced similar results selling for $700 in 2009 and bringing $3,000 currently. Another huge increase in value! We recommend purchasing this book in whatever grade fits your budget. It is as close to a “sure thing” as you can get for a comic book.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Green is the theme for this issue of Amazing Spider-man. The introduction of one of Web-head’s most dastardly villains - Green Goblin! Stan Lee crafts a masterful tale of the Goblin’s secret identity that would linger another twenty-five issues. As if that isn’t enough Spider-man has his first run in with ol’ Mean Green, the Incredible Hulk! These panels are filled with mystery and mayhem from legendary artist, Steve Ditko. Often discussed as some of Lee and Ditko’s best work it is easy to see why this book could be considered so valuable.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #15 worth in 2024?

This issue sold at $13,700 for a CGC NM+ 9.6 back in 2012. Its value is going through the roof as movie speculation heats up. In 2021, A 9.8 graded pedigree from the Curator Copy was sold for $78,000 in September 2021. While a 9.6 doubled its value from $13,700 to $29,125 in November 2021. In 2002, a FN 6.0 sold for $150, ramping to its current price of $1,500. GD 2.0 went from $50 to $450. 500-800% growth!

Why is this comic book valuable?

This issue features the first appearance of Kraven the Hunter. A movie is in the works for this character, causing speculators to jump in on this debut! The price could go even higher.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #16 worth in 2024?

The highest quality book registered for The Amazing Spider-Man #16 is a 9.8 copy, which sold for a price of $44,000 in April 2022, which is more than %400 increase in its price of $10,158 in 2015. A 5.0 copy is currently worth around $650. A 1.5 copy has a value of $280, after selling for $25 in 2003.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #16 of Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 is called “Duel with Daredevil”. It has a cover date of October 1964. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Sam Rosen.

Key Facts About the Comic

The issue features Daredevil (Matt Murdoch) and the Circus of Crime, represented by the issue’s main antagonist, The Ringmaster.

The cover features Spider-Man fighting Daredevil while they’re both balancing on a circus trapeze, while The Ringmaster watches them and smiles with an evil look on his face.

Story Synopsis

One night, Spider-Man and Matt Murdoch get lured to a circus, where they falsely advertised Spider-Man would be showing for a special charity performance. While performing, The Ringmaster uses his hat to hypnotize the audience and Spider-Man himself.

Murdoch is not affected with the hypnosis due to his blindness and becomes Daredevil to fight the crooks.

The Ringmaster controls Spidey to protect the crooks against Daredevil, but eventually he manages to get Spider-Man out of the hypnosis and returns to the audience as Matt Murdoch. Spider-Man cleans up the rest of the Circus of Crime crooks and Murdoch offers his services as a defense attorney to the now arrested Ringmaster.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #17 worth in 2024?

The highest valued copy of The Amazing Spider-Man Vol #17 sold at auction was a 9.8 book sold in September 2021 at $26,400, increasing its price of $17,200 from 2012. A 6.0 rated copy has a December 2021 value of $800, but it was sold for $945 the previous August. A 1.5 has a value of $190 as of July 2021, increasing its $139 value from September 2020.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #17 of Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 is called “The Return of the Green Goblin!”. It was published in July 1964 with a cover date of October 1964. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Sam Rosen.

Key Facts About the Comic

It marks the first appearance of Wilson Allan (Harry Osborn’s future father-in-law) and Charlie Thompson (Peter Parker’s classmate) in the comics. It also features The Human Torch.

It is also the first time the Green Goblin uses his Goblin Glider to fly and attack Spider-Man.

Story Synopsis

Flash Thompson announces the foundation of the “Spider-Man Fan Club” and invites everyone to join, except Peter. As Peter is walking home, he notices some sort of getaway which he tries to stop, becoming Spider-Man, only to find out that it was a movie scene and he just interfered. The next day, the newspapers are mocking him.

Peter shows up to the Fan Club meeting as Spider-Man and the Green Goblin makes his appearance to attack him and the audience, who don't know what’s happening and they think it’s all part of the show, so they keep cheering for Spidey. Johnny Storm is amongst them but he realizes they’re in danger, so he becomes The Human Torch to help Spider-Man fight the Green Goblin.

While fighting, Peter overhears someone saying Aunt May just suffered a heart attack. He leaves the scene and The Green Goblin escapes. Spider-Man is branded a coward for leaving and Peter is upset because he can’t protect Aunt May all the time, despite his powers.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #18 worth in 2024?

The highest price recorded for a copy of The Amazing Spider-Man Vol #18 is $24,000, sold in September 2021. This 9.8 book sold for $16,730 in 2012, increasing its price over 9 years.. A 6.0 has a decrease in value of $300, after selling for $525 in May, and a 1.5 has a current market value of $80 or so. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #18 of Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 is called “The End of Spider-Man!”. It was published in August 1964 with a cover date of November 1964. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Sam Rosen. 

Key Facts About the Comic

This issue features some heroes from the Avengers team (Tony Stark as Iron Man, Thor, Steve Rogers as Captain America, Henry Pym as Giant Man, and Janet Van Dyne as The Wasp). Johnny Storm (The Human Torch) appears once again.

The cover art shows Spider-Man hiding helpless on a street corner while Flint Marko (the Sandman) attacks the city.

Story Synopsis

After being ridiculed for leaving his fight against the Green Goblin in the previous issue, all of Spider-Man’s previous villains and some other superheroes are talking about it. Meanwhile, Peter spends his time taking care of Aunt May and that’s what takes most of his time. 

After trying to sell his web as Spider-Man to make money for Aunt May’s medicine, he encounters the Sandman on his way home, but he just runs away and hides, concerned about leaving Aunt May alone. The public sees this and they write-off Spidey as a coward again. The crime in the city keeps rising, and Johnny Storm becomes the Human Torch to write a message in the sky for Peter to see, but he doesn’t show up to the meeting point. 

Flash Thompson wants to clear Spider-Man’s name, so he dresses as the superhero and goes out to the street to fight criminals, but he gets beaten up. Peter receives the news that Aunt May is in the clear and doesn’t need more medicine. He sees another article about Spider-Man being weak, so he decides to go out to the streets and fight back.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #19 worth in 2024?

The highest price ever recorded for a copy of Amazing Spider-Man #19 is $24,927, paid for a 9.9 rated copy in July 2017. However, it was valued at $29,000 back in 2009. A 5.0 graded book had a price of $99 as of November 2017. Today, a 5.0 usually retails for around $170. A 2.0 graded issue has a current market value of around $150-170. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #19 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “Spidey Strikes Back!”. It has a cover date of December 1964. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Sam Rosen.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Spider-Man swinging on a web towards the reader.

Story Synopsis

Some villains kidnap The Human Torch and Peter must put his obligations at the Daily Bugle aside to focus on rescuing his superhero friend.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #20 worth in 2024?

There are only four known copies of this issue in CGC NM+ 9.8, with a record sale price of $65,500 for a 9.8 graded Curator Copy pedigree in August 2021. A FN 6.0 sold for $150 in 2003, exploding to its current value of $900. That's a 500% increase! The GD 2.0 showed parallel growth, with $50 value in 2005 which has now raised up to $300.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The Scorpion makes his debut! He attacks J. Jonah Jameson for being the only one who knows his secret identity, but Spidey comes to the rescue.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #21 worth in 2024?

A 9.8 rated copy of Amazing Spider-Man #21 has the highest recorded price for this issue at an auction; it was sold for $45,600 in November 2021. A few months earlier, it was valued at $11,400. A 4.0 graded copy sold in decemeber 2022 for $150, dipping from its $195 value from 2021. And a 1.5 graded book was sold for $100 in November 2022, increasing its 2017 price of $71.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #21 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “Where Flies the Beetle...!”. It has a cover date of February 1965. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Sam Rosen.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Spider-Man and The Human Torch fighting against a foe.

Story Synopsis

After a criminal who was locked up by The Human Torch escapes prison, Johnny Storm and Peter Parker must rally to stop his evil plans before he gets his revenge against Johnny.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #22 worth in 2024?

The highest quality copy of Amazing Spider-Man #22 ever sold is a 9.8 graded book valued at $22,800 as of September 2021. Its price increased since 2013, when it was sold for $12,250. A 4.5 rated copy had a price of $26 as of December 2007 which has a current market value of $132. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #22 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “Preeeeeesenting...the Clown, and his Masters of Menace!”. It has a cover date of March 1965. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Artie Simek.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features some goons who are scared of the Spider-signal.

Story Synopsis

Peter goes to an art exhibit with Betty Brandt and he finds out the Ringmaster is carrying out a heist right there. Saving J. Jonah Jameson and the guests, Spidey manages to capture him and bring him to justice.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #23 worth in 2024?

The highest price ever paid for a copy of Amazing Spider-Man #23 is $45,600 for a 9.8 rated book sold in September 2021. In 2020, the same book was valued at just $40. A 5.5 graded copy was sold in June 2007 for $46, which has a current market value of $212 to that of March 2023, and a 1.5 rated copy was sold in July 2022 for a price of $51, more than doubling its $24 price from 2006.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #23 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “The Goblin and the Gangsters”. It has a cover date of April 1965. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Artie Simek.

Key Facts About the Comic

This issue features the Lucky Lobo Gang for the first time in the comics.

Story Synopsis

The Green Goblin wants to take over the Lucky Lobo Gang, so he puts Spider-Man on the trail for their current leader. His plan is for Spider-Man to take him out so he can become the new leader, but his plans fail after the police manage to catch the whole gang, leaving no one for the Goblin to command.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #24 worth in 2024?

A 9.6 rated copy of Amazing Spider-Man #24 was sold for $10,500 in June 2006. A 5.5 graded copy was sold in February 2023 for $153, after increasing from its $55 value from 2006. A 2.0 was sold for $75 in April 2022.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #24 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “Spider-Man Goes Mad!”. It has a cover date of May 1965. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Sam Rosen.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Spider-Man fighting holographic projections of Vulture and Sandman.

Story Synopsis

Peter thinks he’s starting to lose his mind after Dr. Octopus, Vulture and Sandman appear out of nowhere, attack him, and disappear just as fast. But it is revealed that they’re all holographic projections of the villains, used by Mysterio to beat Spider-Man.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #25 worth in 2024?

The mint-condition copy of Amazing Spider-Man #25 is a 9.8 graded book, valued at $26,400 in September 2021. That was the only time that book was sold at auction. A 6.0 copy sold in May 2022 had a price of $309, which is by far the same as its $300 value from 2020. And a 1.5 rated book was sold in February 2023 for $125, which is an increase in its 2013 price of $54.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #25 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “Captured By J.Jonah Jameson!”. It has a cover date of June 1965. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Sam Rosen.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Spider-Man fighting against J. Jonah Jameson wearing a suit with tentacles.

Story Synopsis

An inventor shows up at the Daily Bugle and presents Jameson with a suit that will unmask Spider-Man. Peter sets up a trap with one of his suits to deactivate the robot and beat them, but after he succeeds in doing so, Aunt May finds his spare costume. She demands an explanation and accepts the one that Peter gives her, but now Peter has no suit.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #26 worth in 2024?

The top price for Amazing Spider-Man #26 is $38,400 for a 9.8 copy sold in September 2021. In 2018, it was valued at $15,000. A 5.5 rated copy had a price of $76 as of June 2015 which shows an increase in its current market value of $176. A 1.5 graded book was valued at $80 in September 2021, an increase from its 2021 value of $60.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #26 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “The Man in the Crime-Master's Mask!”. It has a cover date of July 1965. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Sam Rosen.

Key Facts About the Comic

This is the first appearance of the villain Crime Master in the comics.

Story Synopsis

The Green Goblin starts working with the Crime Master to beat Spider-Man, who doesn’t have a suit at the moment. He gets one from a cheap costume store and attaches it together with his web. Eventually Peter gets on the trail of the Crime Master and the Goblin and he goes after them, but at the end of the issue, he ends up being captured by the villains.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #27 worth in 2024?

The top rated copy of Amazing Spider-Man #27 to ever sell at auction is a 9.8 graded book valued at $36,000 as of September 2021. Another book, rated 6.5, has a currrent price of $228, doubling its price of $92 from 2017. A 1.8 copy had a June 2021 price of $94, greatly increasing its 2010 value of just $9.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #27 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “Bring Back My Goblin to Me!”. It has a cover date of August 1965. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Artie Simek.

Key Facts About the Comic

This issue is the continuation of the story from issue #26, where the Green Goblin and Crime Master trapped Spider-Man and are about to unmask him.

Story Synopsis

As the Goblin and the Crime Master are about to unmask Spider-Man, the police barge in and save him. The Crime Master is shot right before he can reveal the identity of The Green Goblin, and at the end of the issue, we see a maskless Goblin (but with his face turned away) swearing revenge on Spider-Man. Peter makes himself a new suit.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #28 worth in 2024?

The top value for this issue was $35,000 in 2018 for CGC NM+ 9.6. There are only eight documented copies at this grade, and none higher. A FN 6.0 copy for $90 in 2002 is now $250. There are only 12 documented copies in GD 2.0, which might account for the price of $50 from 2004 to today's price of $100. Similarly, a VG 4.0 saw a nearly 200% increase from $115 in 2020 to $225 as of today. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

It's the first appearance of Molten Man.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #29 worth in 2024?

The top rated copy of Amazing Spider-Man #29 to ever sell at auction is a 9.8 graded book valued at $9,300 as of June 2022. In 2021, the same book was valued at $14,400. A 6.0 copy was sold in March 2023 for $250, slightly decreasing its $280 value from a few months earlier, and a 2.5 rated copy was sold in Februray 2023 for $110, increasing its $43 value from 2016.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #29 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “Never Step on a Scorpion! or You Think It's Easy to Dream Up Titles Like This?”. It has a cover date of October 1965. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Sam Rosen.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Spider-Man fighting the Scorpion in a water tank.

Story Synopsis

The Scorpion’s costume is sent to him again in prison, and he manages to escape. He blows up J. Jonah Jameson’s office and Spider-Man manages to capture him and send him back to prison. At home, Aunt May almost faints after getting a dizzy spell.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #31 worth in 2024?

Amazing Spider-Man #31 was sold for $96,000 for a CGC NM/M graded 9.8 in September 2021. A FN 6.0 was valued at $70 in 2002, and is now priced at $800. A GD 2.0 drastically increased its price by jumping from $35 to $180 as of today. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

A double debut for two of the most important people in Peter Parker's life: Gwen Stacy and Harry Osborn. Professor Warren also makes his debut, and would later become Jackal.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #33 worth in 2024?

The highest price point for this issue was in 2019, with a $5,750 value for a CGC NM/M 9.8. If you bought a FN 6.0 for $50, it would be worth around $410 today for a 400% value increase! Even if the high end price isn't remarkable compared to others in this early series, the mid-to-low end has showed great return on investment.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The issue starts with an iconic, nerve-wracking scene where Spidey is struggling to escape an underground lair that's being flooded with water.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #34 worth in 2024?

A 9.8 graded copy of Amazing Spider-Man #34 was sold for $13,200 in September 2021, increasing its 2020 value of $9,300. A 5.5 copy, on the other hand, had a price of $155 as of June 2022 after being sold for $237 the previous year. A 1.8 rated book was sold for $97 in January 2021, hugely increasing its $16 value from 2017.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #34 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “The Thrill of the Hunt!”. It has a cover date of March 1966. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Sam Rosen.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Spider-Man fighting Kraven the Hunter as they both fall from a building.

Story Synopsis

Aunt May is now healthy again, but there have been sightings of Spider-Man commiting shady acts across the city. But it is actually Kraven the Hunter impersonating Spidey to stain his name. Peter manages to stop Kraven and clear Spider-Man’s name, but now he must decide what to do about Betty, who’ll never accept his double life as a vigilante.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #37 worth in 2024?

The highest price ever paid for a copy of Amazing Spider-Man #37 is $31,200. It was paid for a 9.8 rated copy sold in September 2021. Its price decreased slightly as it was sold for $35,300 some months before. A 6.0 graded book had a value of $218 as of May 2023, decreasing its 2021 value of $400, and a 1.0 rated copy had a price of $16 in its only sale in March 2009.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #37 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “Once Upon A Time, There Was A Robot...!”. It has a cover date of June 1966. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Artie Simek.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Spider-Man fighting a robot surrounded by fire, and the other side of the cover shows him fighting against a training buddy.

Story Synopsis

Spider-Man must defeat Prof. Stromm and his robots who are sent to attack him after Stromm and Dr. Osborn, who were working on a project together, parted ways. Spider-Man manages to defeat the robots and trap Professor Stromm but just as he’s about to confess, a mysterious rifleman shoots him from a distance and he escapes.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #38 worth in 2024?

The mint-condition copy of Amazing Spider-Man #38 is a 9.8 rated book, valued at $12,600 as of September 2021. Its price has more than doubled since 2012, when it was valued at $6,000. A 4.5 graded book was sold in June 2022 for a price of $153, increasing its $110 value from 2021; while a 1.5 copy was sold in April 2009 for $16, only $1 more than its previous sale earlier the same year.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #38 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “Just A Guy Named Joe!”. It has a cover date of July 1966. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by Steve Ditko and lettering by Artie Simek.

Key Facts About the Comic

The issue marks the first appearance of villain Joe Smith.

Story Synopsis

Spider-Man must stop Joe Smith, a wannabe boxer who was working as a stuntman and got exposed to chemicals. The story has a happy ending, however, as Joe actually manages to get a full role in the movie he was filming. But Peter becomes angry at Ned because he has the chance to be with Betty and he doesn’t, since he’s living his double life.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #39 worth in 2024?

There are five documented copies of this issue graded at CGC NM+ 9.8, with a top price point of $40,800. A FN 6.0 sold for about $70, and is now worth $404! GD 2.0 had an even bigger increase, going from $15 in 2007 to its current price of $125. That's growth over 700%!

Why is this comic book valuable?

It's the shocking unmasking of Green Goblin, who is revealed to be Norman Osborn. This plot was a main focus of the iconic 2002 Spider-Man film.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #40 worth in 2024?

Back in 2010, a CGC NM/M 9.8 was sold for $30,000! FN 6.0 had a modest increase, going from $100 in 2002 to its current value of $252. A GD 2.0 quadruple its sell cost from $35 in 2007 to today's price of $150.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Following up on issue #39, the battle with Green Goblin changes Norman Osborn's memory to remove the villain from his personality. This puts the iconic adversary to rest . . . for now!

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #41 worth in 2024?

Today, a CGC 4.0 copy of The Amazing Spider-Man, Issue 41, sells for about $250, but a CGC 6.0 copy goes for about $490. However, in 2006, the price for a first print CGC 9.8 copy spiked to $5,900, and it spiked again to its all time high that is $60,000 in 2021.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This 1966 release introduces Rino, a horned villain influenced by foreign interests. Regardless if you purchase this comic for resale value, the graphics of “The Horns of the Rhino!” are just smashing.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #42 worth in 2024?

The price of The Amazing Spider-Man, Issue 42, is generally stable under $1,000, but in 2018, a record sale for a CGC 9.8 was $14,400. Today, a CGC 2.0 copy sells for $80 and a CGC 6.0 copy is valued around $180, but limited copies make this issue hard to find.

Why is this comic book valuable?

In this 1966 release of “The Birth of Super-Hero,” Rino makes a space-strength comeback after exposure to strange spores on a space mission. And, Mary Jane (MJ) reveals her lovely face for the first time.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #43 worth in 2024?

A 9.8 graded copy of Amazing Spider-Man #43 was sold for $11,100 in September 2021, after being valued at $7,800 in 2020. A 5.0 rated copy of this issue signed by John Romita Sr. had a price of $200 in March 2023, and a 2.5 rated book was sold in March 2023 for $100 in its only sale.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #43 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “Rhino on the Rampage!”. It has a cover date of December 1966. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by John Romita Sr. and lettering by Artie Simek.

Key Facts About the Comic

The issue features John Romita Sr. for the first time as a penciller/inker on the series.

Story Synopsis

Peter is relaxing with MJ at his house but as they watch the news of Rhino escaping prison again, Peter realizes Spider-Man has to stop him. He manages to do so but as he gets home again, discovers that Aunt May is sick again as she hasn’t refilled her medication because it’s too expensive.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #46 worth in 2024?

The mint condition value of The Amazing Spider-Man Vol #46 is $18,000 for a 9.8 issue which was sold only 3 times: in November 2021, August 2021 for $15,000, and in November 2013 for $10,000. A 6.5 rated copy has a March 2023 value of $261, after selling for $418 a year before, and a 1.5 copy has a value of $100 as of October 2021, being the only recorded price for the issue.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #46 of Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 is called “The Sinister Shocker!”. It was published in December 1966 with a cover date of March 1967. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencil and ink by John Romita Sr., colour by Marie Severin, and lettering by Sam Rosen. 

Key Facts About the Comic

This issue marks the first appearance and shows the origin story of villain Herman Schultz (The Shocker).

This is the first issue in which we can see Harry Osborn’s new apartment.

The cover features Spider-Man fighting The Shocker, a yellow-suited villain who fires beams from his gauntlets.

Story Synopsis

Spider-Man is perching on a building when he gets shaken off. Inside, he meets The Shocker, who hits strong punches with vibrating waves to knock Spider-Man off balance. Due to his vibrating body, he is able to deflect Spidey’s attacks and manages to escape.

Peter goes to The Daily Bugle to sell The Shocker pictures. He then runs into Harry Osborn, who invites him to his new apartment, paid for by his dad so Harry is closer to the school. 

In his hideout, The Shocker remembers the origin of his powers. While arrested for robbery, he created a tool that vibrates to open any locks and safes. After escaping prison, he then created a suit with similar technology and became The Shocker. 

Peter goes with Mary Jane to a farewell party for Flash Thompson, who’s getting drafted for the army. After the party, he goes to change in an alley and almost gets caught. He manages to remain secret and hears reports of tremors in the Federal Reserve. After finding The Shocker inside and battling with him, he manages to capture him and take pictures to sell.

Aunt May moves in with Mrs. Watson and Peter goes to live with Harry in his new apartment, feeling an odd depression and weariness he can’t understand.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #50 worth in 2024?

In 2022, a first print, CGC 9.8 copy, of The Amazing Spider-Man, Issue 50, had a record sale of a whopping $99,000! Today, a CGC 2.0 copy sells for around $400, and a CGC 6.0 copy averages a price of $1,425.

Why is this comic book valuable?

In this 1967 release of “Spider-Man No More,” Spider-Man casts off his suit for college life, and the Daily Bugle nabs it for display. But the fan value is in Spider-Man’s story of renewed commitment to bring down villain Kingpin’s mob rule using Peter Parker’s superhero heart.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #51 worth in 2024?

A 9.8 graded copy of Amazing Spider-Man #51 was sold for $31,200 in September 2021, this being the highest grading and value for this issue. A 5.0 book has a value of $275 as of August 2021. We have seen this book maintain a steady price as a 5.0 was sold for $268 in March 2023. A 2.5 rated issue was sold in February 2023 for $90.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #51 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “In the Clutches of the Kingpin!”. It has a cover date of August 1967. It was written and edited by Stan Lee, with pencils by John Romita Sr., ink by Mike Esposito, and lettering by Sam Rosen.

Key Facts About the Comic

This is the first issue featuring Mike Esposito (Iron Man, Marvel Two-In-One) as an inker for the series, with John Romita Sr. only taking care of the pencils.

Story Synopsis

The Kingpin has his men kidnap J. Jonah Jameson, after finding out Spider-Man is back in action. Spidey tracks the goons to their lair but the Kingpin gets the upperhand in a 1v1 combat. The issue ends with Kingpin ordering his men to execute both Spider-Man and J. Jonah Jameson.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #78 worth in 2024?

With ten copies at the high grade of NM/MT 9.8, there's plenty of movement at the top for this Silver Age book. The highest sale was $10,800 in 2021. FN 6.0 was at $30 in 2004 and had no growth for many years until finally increasing to today's price of $120 for almost 400% profit. VG/FN 5.0 performed even better, from $15 in 2004 to today's $105.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Amazing Spider-Man #78 was published in 1969. This issue marks the first appearance by Hobie Brown AKA The Prowler!

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #100 worth in 2024?

There are 65 copies of this book at the high grade of NM/MT 9.8, so there's plenty of market history. It went from $2,875 in 2002 all the way up to the historical high of $6,766 in 2009. It saw a massive dip from there to a low of $1,500 in 2015, and inched back a bit to today's $3,200. Other grades followed a similar trajectory: FN 6.0 started at $50 in 2002 followed by lots of fluctuation, and settled at today's $180.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This is the centennial issue of “The Amazing Spider-Man” comic book series.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #101 worth in 2024?

The Amazing Spider-Man, Issue 101, CGC 9.8 copy had a record sale of $26,400 in 2022! Today, a CGC 2.0 copy sells around $160, and the price of a CGC 6.0 copy averages $310.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This 1971 release of gets freaky! A six-armed Spider-Man fights Morbius, The Living Vampire, who looks like a disco disaster. Dr. Curtis Connors (the Lizard) also makes a guest appearance to aid Spider-Man and create an antidote for their extra features. Some fans value this edition for introducing the horror-style villains of the 1970s.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #119 worth in 2024?

The top price ever recorded for Amazing Spider-Man #119 is $2,880 for a 9.8 copy with a double cover, sold in September 2021. In 2020, it was valued at $1,849. Other sales include a 5.0 rated copy sold for $96 in February 2023, more than doubling its 2019 price of $40; and a 3.5 graded book sold for $10 in July 2007 for the first and only time.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #119 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “The Gentleman's Name Is... Hulk!”. It has a cover date of April 1973. It was written by Gerry Conway and John Romita Sr., with pencils by John Romita Sr. and ink by Jim Mooney and Tony Mortellaro.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Spider-Man fighting The Hulk.

Story Synopsis

Spider-Man goes to Canada to fight the Hulk, who has been spotted there recently. They both fight each other, but the army joins the fray and they’re cornered in a dam. The Hulk and Spider-Man both fall to the water and the issue ends with falling debris threatening to drown Spidey as the dam starts to crumble.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #121 worth in 2024?

The Amazing Spider-Man, Issue 121, record sale peaked at $9,300 for a CGC 9.8 copy in 2021. However, the most recent sale for a 9.8 is somewhere around $5,600 in December 2022. Today, the price for a CGC 2.0 is about $130, and a CGC 6.0 copy sells for an average $235.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This 1973 release of “Turning Point” tells the Green Goblin’s return filtered through Harry’s drug-addled perception. Spider-Man must come to terms when his superhero strength isn’t gentle enough to save the Green Goblin’s victim. The real value of this issue is in setting the stage for the series theme “with great power comes great responsibility.”

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #122 worth in 2024?

The price of The Amazing Spider-Man, Issue 122, ranges from $50 to just under $5000 since 2004. However, the record sale was for $10,800 in 2021. Today, a CGC 2.0 sells around $75, and a CGC 6.0 copy may sell for $200.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This 1973 release portrays "The Goblin's Last Stand" against Spider-Man, in which the Norman Osborn pushes Peter Parker into acts of revenge. A huge value-add for “The Goblin's Last Stand” is the sci-fi illustrations of Green Goblin’s geeky gear and weaponry.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #124 worth in 2024?

The top price for The Amazing Spider-Man Vol #124 is $9,600 in September 2021. This value is based on the highest rated copy sold at auction, a book rated 9.8. In February 2023, the same issue had a price of $7,800. A 6.0 has a March 2023 value of $164, decreasing its price from March 2021, which was $218; and an unretouched 3.5 has a value of $75 as of February 2023, being the only recorded price for that issue.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #124 of Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 is called “The Mark of the Man-Wolf”. It has a cover date of September 1973. It was written by Gerry Conway, edited by Roy Thomas, with pencil by Gil Kane, ink by John Romita Sr. and Tony Mortellaro, colour by David Hunt and lettering by Art Simek.

Key Facts About the Comic

This issue marks the first appearance of villain John Jameson Jr. (Man-Wolf). We also get introduced to the Man-Wolf race in the comics. 

The cover shows Spider-Man fighting a Man-Wolf while J. Jonah Jameson is on the floor screaming “it’s my son!”

Story Synopsis

After Norman Orborn’s death, Spider-Man is upset that the only newspaper calling him a murderer is The Daily Bugle. At the newspaper building, Joe Robertson tells J. Jonah Jameson that Spider-Man deserves a chance with public opinion. The meeting is interrupted by Jameson’s son, John, who was recently on a mission to the moon and is now acting strange, although people don't notice it.

Peter decides to go to class for the first time after Gwen’s death but he can’t handle it. Mary Jane and Flash try to talk to him but he storms away. Meanwhile, John Jameson turns into a werewolf beast (now known as Man-Wolf) and goes to The Daily Bugle to attack J. Jonah Jameson. 

At the same time, Peter sees another editorial demonizing Spider-Man and he decides to go there to threaten Jameson. When he gets there, he ends up having to save Jameson’s life, but in the fight, Man-Wolf slashes him and Spidey passes out. 

While he’s out cold, Jameson notices Man-Wolf is his son because he has the same necklace he saw earlier on his neck. Man-Wolf escapes and Spider-Man revives shortly after, telling Jameson that he has to follow him to stop him. Jameson threatens him, saying that if he goes after the Man-Wolf, The Bugle will attack Spider-Man again, saying the night’s episode was an attack on him by Spidey.

Spider-Man agrees and leaves. While dwelling on what happened, Man-Wolf attacks him from behind.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #129 worth in 2024?

In 2010, the price for a first print, CGC 9.8 copy of The Amazing Spider-Man, Issue 129, spiked to $1300, and it spiked again in 2019 to $1450. The highest ever a 9.8 was sold for $57,000 in 2022 which is now somewhere around $27,500 in February 2023. A 5.0 usually sells for $1,100 in March 2023. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Besides the complexity of a villain tricking a villain, this comic provides fan value with additional story information about Green Goblin. The 1974 release of "The Punisher Strikes Twice!" pits Spider-Man against two villains: Jackal and the Punisher, who is convinced by Jackal that Spidey is evil.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #135 worth in 2024?

The highest price for a copy of Amazing Spider-Man #135 is $20,400 paid in November 2019 for a 9.9 graded book. Its value more than doubled from its previous sale in 2008 ($9,500). Other prices include $95 for a 5.0 rated copy sold in March 2023, a decrease from its $166 value from 2021, and $56 for a 2.0 rated copy sold in March 2023, a slight from its $38 value from 2017.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #135 of Amazing Spider-Man is called “Shoot-Out In Central Park!”. It has a cover date of August 1974. It was written by Gerry Conway, penciled by Ross Andru and inked by Frank Giacoia

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features an illustration of Spider-Man and some smaller characters, including The Punisher.

Story Synopsis

Peter must follow the Tarantula and fight The Punisher at the same time. Meanwhile, in the city, Harry Osborn decides to take revenge on Spider-Man for killing his father.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #194 worth in 2024?

The price of The Amazing Spider-Man, Issue 194, ranges from $50 to $5000 since 2007. Today, a CGC 2.0 sells around $50, and a CGC 6.0 copy may sell for $250.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The 1979 release of "Never Let the Black Cat Cross Your Path!" introduces the female villain Black Cat, who pairs with Bruno Grainger and demolitions expert Boris Korpse for a complex scheme. Value added includes a stolen, mask-lifting kiss from the Black Cat.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #238 worth in 2024?

The price of The Amazing Spider-Man, Issue 238, peaked at $2650 in 2004 for a CGC 9.9 copy. Today, a CGC 2.0 sells for $50, and a CGC 6.0 copy sells for around $235.

Why is this comic book valuable?

In this 1983 release of "Shadow of Evils Past!" a small-time criminal stumbles on the remains of the Green Goblin and develops into his villainous shadow, the Hobgoblin. Fans appreciate the value of this issue for its continuity with the Green Goblin story.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #252 worth in 2024?

The price of The Amazing Spider-Man, Issue 252, ranges from $5 to $2050 since 2009 with a record sale of $6000 in 2015. Today, a CGC 2.0 sells around $70, and a CGC 6.0 copy may sell for $170.

Why is this comic book valuable?

In the 1984 release of numerous copies of “Introducing the New Spider-Man,” Spider-Man returns home from the Secret Wars in a signature black suit marked with a white spider—the precursor to Venom, a villain that many fans follow.

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #300 worth in 2024?

The price of The Amazing Spider-Man, Issue 300, ranges from $100 to $1850. The book was published in a "direct edition" with no barcode and a "newsstand edition" with a barcode. The newsstand edition is currently a slightly more desirable issue and prices reflect that. Today, a CGC 2.0 sells around $125, and a CGC 6.0 copy sells for an average $250.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This 1988 special-release issue is the valued 25th Anniversary Edition! Venom merges with reporter Eddie Brock and quotes Mr. Rogers in true sarcastic fashion. Peter Parker dons his old fav, a blue-and-red Spidey suit, to fight Venom.

The introduction of Venom introduced a villain for a new generation. Quickly supplanting Green Goblin, Hobgoblin, and Kingpin as Spidey's main bad guy, it was inevitable that Venom's popularity would spawn other alien symbiotes but this is the book that started it all. Couple that infamous introduction with the uniquely fresh skills of relatively new artist, Todd McFarlane, and you have a book for the ages!

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What's Amazing Spider-Man #316 worth in 2024?

The 1st cover appearance of Venom is fast becoming one of the most sought after Copper Age keys in the industry today. In 2019 this book was topping out at nearly $5,000 CGC graded Mint 9.9. Today, the 9.8 graded copy recently sold for nearly $523 in March 2023, dropping from $1,925 in 2021! Low grade copies in Good 2.0 will go for around a $35 and a Fine 6.0 will bring around $85 in today's market!

Why is this comic book valuable?

One of McFarlane's most iconic covers is finding itself at the top of everyone's want lists. Venom had an immediate impact upon arrival in 1988 with Amazing Spider-man 300 and has never looked back. It wouldn't be until issue 316 the vaunted villain found his way to the main page. Turns out, he's thriving in the spotlight. If you can grab this book at any discount it's a win!

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